Engineering Manager

Cheshire West and Chester
8 months ago
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Are you a Chartered Engineer ready to take the lead and drive innovation in product design and manufacturing?
We’re working with a forward-thinking business that designs, manufactures, and installs flexible containment systems for the pharmaceutical sector. With a superior product range and ambitious growth plans, they are now looking for an experienced Engineering Manager to head up their talented engineering team.
🔹 The Role
As Engineering Manager, you’ll take ownership of the entire design engineering process and site installations worldwide. Leading a collaborative and innovative team, you’ll ensure product excellence while driving new product development, technical compliance, and commercial success.
You’ll have the chance to shape design-for-manufacture processes, introduce new technologies, and leave your mark on products used by global pharmaceutical giants.
🔹 Key Responsibilities:


  • Lead and develop the Engineering Team, aligning with business strategy

  • Oversee product design, installations, testing, and compliance (CE marking, EU/USA standards)

  • Drive innovation in flexible containment systems

  • Collaborate on project specifications and client negotiations

  • Manage knowledge sharing, patents, and design registrations

  • Ensure product safety, quality, and operational excellence

  • Represent the business at customer sites, trade shows, and exhibitions

🔹 About You:
✅ Chartered Engineer status (essential)
✅ BSc/MSc in Mechanical Engineering (or similar)
✅ Background in pharmaceutical isolator design / manufacturing
✅ Strong leadership & team development skills
✅ Experience in product safety & regulatory compliance
✅ Proactive problem-solver with an innovation mindset
⭐ Why Join?


  • Be part of a small but rapidly-growing business with global reach

  • Work in a collaborative environment where your ideas are valued

  • Influence product innovation & strategic direction

  • Excellent career development potential

Interested?
If you’re looking for a role where you can lead, innovate, and make a tangible impact - this could be your next move. Apply now or get in touch for a confidential chat

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